Deliverables

Requirements specification for end-to-end solution that covers group-targeted follow-up interaction. End-to-end solution in this case refers to the fact that group-targeted follow-up interaction takes places and the obtained information is analyzed, visualized, and used for coordination of the operational forces. If possible, it should already include some aspects of how emergencies are communicated in the industrial area. Available here.

Architecture specification for end-to-end solution that covers group-targeted follow-up interaction. The end-to-end solution in this case is defined in the description of D1.1.2. This deliverable includes the refinement of the overall architecture. Available here.

Final peer2peer comunication system including test results and system description. Available here.

Portabilty & variaton management strategy for end-to-end solution that covers group-targeted follow-up interaction. The end-to-end solution in this case is defined in the description of D1.1.2. Available here.

Integrated platform demonstrator that adds the end-to-end solution to cover group-targeted follow-up interaction. The end-to-end solution in this case is defined in the description of D1.1.2. Available here.

User interaction model and interface guidelines for group-targeted follow-up interaction. Available here.

Advanced mechanisms for gathering information with user interaction. Available here.

Basic mechanisms for supporting follow-up interaction. These will not address group-targeted follow-up interaction yet. Available here.

Demonstrator of the Mobile Crowdsourcing Solution including advanced information gathering and basic follow-up interaction. Available here.

Instantiation of the data quality model and guidelines for emergency and crisis management. Final version of the data fusion and filtering method, which will support fusing of visual information from multiple sources/locations and fusing of geo-located information with Computer Vision algorithm output.

Second version of data analysis methods, which will add the capabilty of extracting: 1) basic information about crowd motion and fire or gas leaks from multiple points as well as 2) information from social media relevant for emergency and mass gathering. Available here.

Conceptual model and mechanisms for semantic integration of data in the scope of coordination of the operational forces' actions.

Model of organizational behavior and structures in emergencies with focus on the coordination of the operational forces. If possible, this should already include some aspects of how emergencies are communicated in the industrial area. Available here.

Identification of appropriate metaphors and first version of visualization mechanisms for coordination of the operational forces' actions. Improved version of visualization mechanisms for emergency mapping. Available here.

First version of the solution for public communication of emergencies with focus on communication in the industrial area. Available here.

Demonstrator of the Emergency Response Toolkit with focus on the coordination of the operational forces. Available here.

Evaluation report of the Mobile Crowdsourcing Solution including advanced information gathering and basic follow-up interaction.

Evaluation report of the Command Center Toolkit including coordination of the operational forces.

Evaluation report of the end-to-end solution that covers information gathering and basic follow-up interaction.

Requirements specification for end-to-end solution that covers group-targeted crowd steering and communication of the emergency situation to the public. The end-to-end solution in this case supports the flow of information from the command center to the crowd with the goal of mitigating the impact of the critical situation. Available here.

Architecture specification for end-to-end solution that covers group-targeted crowd steering and communication of the emergency situation to the public. The end-to-end solution in this case is defined in the description of D1.1.3.

Integrated platform demonstrator that adds the end-to-end solution to cover group-targeted crowd steering and communication of the emergency situation to the public. The end-to-end solution in this case is defined in the description of D1.1.3.

User interaction model and interface guidelines for group-targed crowd steering. Available here.

Mechanisms for supporting group-targeted follow-up interaction. Available here.

Mechanisms for group-targeted crowd steering. Available here.

Demonstrator of the Mobile Crowdsourcing Solution including group-targeted follow-up interaction and crowd steering

Final version of data analysis methods, which will add the capability of providing a certain level of crisis situation awareness through video/image analysis from multiple points and support crowd state analysis and prediction from crowd sources' mobile phone data.

Complete evaluation and prototypical implementation of data usage control policies in the context of crowdsourcing-based emergency and crisis management.

Model of organizational behavior and structures in emergencies with focus on communication of emergencies to the public. Available here.

Identification of appropriate metaphors and visualization mechanisms for providing information on information reliability. Improved version of visualization mechanisms for coordination of the operational forces' actions.

Final version of the solution for public communication of emergencies with focus on communication with public authorities, press, and general public.

Demonstrator of the Emergency Response Toolkit with focus on the communication of emergencies to the public.

Evaluation report of the end-to-end solution that covers group-targeted follow-up interaction, crowd steering, and communication of emergencies to the public.

Participation in and organization of events such as conferences and workshops.

Plan on how the individual project partners intend to exploit the project results. This will include a market analysis, the identification of the exploitable foreground, the list of scientific publications concerning this foreground, and the partners' plan for the exploitation. This deliverable should also identify ethical issues related to the use of the RESCUER platform by end-users and provide guidelines on how to deal with those ethical issues.